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by tornato7 4y ago
My guess is they're looking at the node interconnect side similar to what Bloxroute is doing. This infrastructure will be extremely important as blockchains grow in size and speed; CDN-type utilities will be needed to broadcast transac
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by tornato7 4y ago
The Withings watches are pretty slim
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by tornato7 5y ago
There are actually some insane advancements coming out in the form of zero-knowledge order books, Dusk Network being the most well known. It essentially removes frontrunning as a possibility because buyers and sellers are matched using ZK p
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by tornato7 5y ago
So people with cats are happier and take better care of themselves
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by tornato7 5y ago
Sorry, I mean crypto hacks specifically. Most crypto traders/companies/firms have apps and monitoring tools set up to report any suspicious activity on their wallets or contracts. Unfortunately it's sometimes too late at that
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by tornato7 5y ago
In addition to what 3np said, you can use Flashbots as your RPC node, and your transaction won't be submitted if it's going to fail. Minor note, the reason for charging for failed transactions is to prevent abuse of network resour
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by tornato7 5y ago
Many crypto companies are subject to RIA compliance laws or are considered "qualified custodians"
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by tornato7 5y ago
Most hacks are discovered within minutes or hours, not having the systems in place to know within seconds if your wallet is being drained is unbelievably bad for someone custodying half a billion.
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by tornato7 5y ago
I agree. The crypto industry has made a lot of progress toward securing private keys, with another 5-10 years of cryptography I think it will be a somewhat 'solved problem', thereby allowing companies like PayPal to offer their ow
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by tornato7 5y ago
Do you have any sources to support that claim? You can see in the link above that a task force worked for years to catch that Bitcoin heist couple.
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by tornato7 5y ago
Plenty of crypto companies insure their deposits through third parties. Actually, Ronin users should have been able to insure their deposits with Nexus Mutual.
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by tornato7 5y ago
Yes, interestingly with Ethereum it's not the individual block size that's holding it back (they're around 80kb), it's the protected size of all blocks for people running validator nodes. You don't want to require n
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by tornato7 5y ago
According to news reports, crypto is being bought all over Ukraine right now. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/02/24/ukranian-bank-suspends-e-cas...
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by tornato7 5y ago
I disagree, if you're a company raking in $270B a year in revenue, you want the absolute best running it. The Toyota CEO is like 0.001% of the revenue, an extremely small price to pay for the right management.
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by tornato7 5y ago
You might consider a move to the blockchain industry if it interests you at all. More than half the jobs are remote and there are plenty of wealthy people to talk with. Let me know if you want any advice there, my email is my username at Gm
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by tornato7 5y ago
Check the sidebar on /r/proceduralgeneration if you want to see some great projects like this! We used to have a monthly contest and some of the entries were extremely impressive!
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by tornato7 5y ago
Potentially a DAO
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by tornato7 5y ago
Just prefix the Longitude with L, for Longitude, that will clear up any ambiguity
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by tornato7 5y ago
Like any credit card company, they charge fees to the vendor. Something like 1.5%+$0.30 of every transaction. It even says on their website, > we make money from the interchange paid by merchants
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by tornato7 5y ago
I have seen this a few times before. One-click to enable cookies, multiple clicks where you have to understand the double-negatives to disable. Definitely a dark pattern. "Disabling cookies is not recommended for the best experience. D
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by tornato7 5y ago
Could it be https://zombo.com/ ?
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by tornato7 5y ago
Agreed. As someone who has integrated with dozens of crypto bank APIs, I can tell you Gemini's authentication and security is top notch (second only to Fireblocks)
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by tornato7 5y ago
Reddit Sync is amazing and so is Apollo. The official app feels too much like tiktok. But Reddit doesn't get any ad revenue from the third party apps, so I wonder if they're really going to last that long.
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by tornato7 5y ago
Building a high-rise condominium downtown will always be more costly and expensive than a plot of single-family homes in the 'burbs. Car travel is only getting cheaper in the suburbs with solar and EVs, while subways and trolleys are g
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by tornato7 5y ago
I just got this error as well. Searching it online, your post was the only thing that popped up. I was able to fix it after removing the items in my cart and re-adding. Since I cannot find a good way to inform someone at Amazon about this (
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by tornato7 5y ago
He created a lambda function that spawned more lambda functions and the rest is history
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by tornato7 5y ago
Ethereum has gone 5 years without a single minute of downtime, so if it's extreme reliability you're going for I don't think it can be beaten.
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by tornato7 5y ago
Yes, if biologics work for you with minimal side effects, great. Unfortunately if I get another infusion I will die, so I had to go down another route.
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by tornato7 5y ago
I have/had severe Crohn's which I have successfully managed to remission through basically diet and only diet (I had allergic reactions to the common drugs). 90% of people who tell me they've 'tried' dieting haven&#
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by tornato7 5y ago
The resource / explanation that really sold me on crypto was this specific podcast episode: Welcome to Bankless 2021 edition. I'm curious to know what you think after listening to it. https://open.spotify.com/episo

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